Wyoming, United States
The Wyoming Quilt Project (WQP) was established in 1994 and recorded 2800 quilts by December 2009. There was one team of 8-10 people each time who documented quilts in the summers, mostly in the south, east and middle of the state, until 2002. From 2002 forward quilts were documented only in Laramie, WY.
Michigan State University
United States
The Women of Color Quilters Network is a non-profit organization founded in 1985 by Carolyn L. Mazloomi, a nationally-acclaimed quilt artist and lecturer, to foster and preserve the art of quiltmaking among women of color.
The Wisconsin Museum of Quilts and Fiber Arts
Wisconsin, United States
The Wisconsin Quilt History Project was created in 1988 to document the stories of quilts and their makers. 7500 quilts later, a dedicated group of volunteers is still recording the stories in the stitches.
Beaver County Historical Research & Landmarks Foundation
Pennsylvania, United States
The project encompasses the 10 counties of southwestern Pennsylvania (Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Butler, Fayette, Greene, Indiana, Lawrence, Washington and Westmoreland).
West Virginia Quilters, Inc.; West Virginia Department of Archives and History
United States
West Virginia Quilters, Inc. continues the recording of the tradition, culture, and history of quilt making in West Virginia that began with the West Virginia Heritage Quilt Search, Inc.
West Virginia Department of Archives and History
West Virginia, United States
The West Virginia Heritage Quilt Search, Inc. was established in 1990 to document quilts made prior to 1940. In 1992, 42 documentation days were held throughout the state, resulting in 4204 documented items.
Michigan State University
United States
The South Africa Quilt History Project is a trans-national project facilitating a network of individuals and institutions committed to creating access to digital texts and images related to South Africa's rich heritage of quiltmaking.
Michigan State University
Michigan, United States
The Signature Quilt Project began in 2003 and documented a series of signature quilts. In 2009, with the support of the Salser Foundation, the SQP became the pilot project to test new IMLS-funded tools for individual quilt submissions to the Quilt Index.
Michigan State University
United States
Quilts have been used to demonstrate solidarity, mark important events, provide vehicles for the expression of feelings and memories about human rights violations, and engage individuals in actions that will solve human rights issues.
Michigan State University
Michigan, United States
The Quilts and Health project is engaged in documenting images and stories of quilts related to personal well-being, health education, patient advocacy, memorialization of victims of illnesses, and/or health-related fundraising.
North Carolina, United States
The Quilt Alliance is a nonprofit organization to document, preserve and share the rich art and history of quilts and quiltmakers. Since 2006 the Alliance has held a small quilt contest and auction aimed at documenting the work of today's quiltmakers while providing an important annual revenue stream to support the Alliance.
Willamette Heritage Center in Salem
Oregon, United States
The Oregon Quilt Project (OQP) is dedicated to documenting, collecting and preserving information about the quilts and quilt makers of Oregon, past and present. Quilts recorded have been from public and private collections.
North Carolina Museum of History
North Carolina, United States
The North Carolina Museum of History houses the archives of the North Carolina Quilt Project (NCQP). Concentrating on quilts made before 1976, the NCQP documented more than 10,000 quilts in 76 documentation days in 1985 and 1986.
American Folk Art Museum
New York, United States
In 1985, the American Folk Art Museum launched the New York Quilt Project to document New York’s rich quilt legacy. This mammoth undertaking recorded 6000 quilts in 45 quilt documentation days held throughout the state.
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Nebraska, United States
The Nebraska Quilt Project (NQP) began in 1987 and resulted in the registration of over 3,000 quiltmakers and almost 5,000 quilts made in Nebraska or brought to the state by homesteaders or pioneers before the 1920s.
The NAMES Project Foundation
Georgia, United States
In June of 1987, the AIDS Memorial Quilt began when a small group of strangers gathered to create a memorial for those who had died of AIDS, and to help people understand the devastating impact of the disease.
Lebanon Quilters Guild
Pennsylvania, United States
The Lebanon County Quilt Documentation Project is an educational and historical outreach of the Lebanon Quilters Guild. We hope to preserve the county’s rich quilting history by documenting older (pre-1970) quilts, quilt tops, and comforters currently in the county or any pre-1970 quilt, top, or comforter made in Lebanon County regardless of its current location.
Kansas State Historical Society
Kansas, United States
The Kansas Quilt Project recorded more than 12,000 quilts at 72 Quilt Discovery Days. The KQP invited Kansans to bring quilts made all over the country, old and new, with a goal of documenting late 20th-century quiltmaking activities as well as giving us a window into the past.
State Historical Society of Iowa
Iowa, United States
The State Historical Society of Iowa houses the Mary A. Barton Collection, documenting the creation of quilts from 1840-1920. SHSI also holds documentation for over 2500 quilts registered with the Iowa Quilt Research Project.
Black Diaspora Quilt History Project; Michigan Quilt Project
Michigan, United States
Great Lakes African American Quilters' Network is a regional African American network dedicated to serving the community through quilting and quilt education.
Sunshine State Quilters Association
Florida, United States
The Florida Quilt Project ran from 2009 through 2012 to record quilts that were found in Florida. The Sunshine State Quilters Association helped fund Quilt Discovery Days and sponsored the data entry of records from those events.
